Water Pills For Water Retention

A commonly sought slimming pill is the Water Pill

Water pills are aimed at getting rid of excess water (water retention) buy flushing the system using a diuretic.

Diuretcis are used by people seeking to lose weight quickly – but on almost all occasions they are prone to both putting the weight straight back on again and not as harmless as they may first seem.

The water pill sounds quite harmless – but weight loss is not what diurectics are intended for first and foremost.

What Are Water Pills For

The primary intended use has little to do with weight loss. Diuretics have just a few distinct medical uses, hypertension ( reducing high blood pressure,) and treating some heart conditions.

They can also be used cyclically for no more than one week in every month by women with premenstrual fluid retention.

Diurectics remove sodium from the kidneys – excess water is also removed or flushed away in this process. The water is regained once the body is rehydrated.

Are There Side Effects To Water Pills

As the intended or primary function of the water pill is lower blood pressure – people that have a normal blood pressure can find their blood pressure descreases and become almost dangerously low.

Are Water Pills Recommended For Weight Loss

Absolutely not – we do not recommend you buy a commercial or over the counter water pill to be used in conjunction with any weight loss process.

Water pills are ideally used under strict guidance from your GP or Doctor.

Alternative Slimming Pills

If you have a particularly high BMI (Body Mass Index) you may be eligible for prescription slimming pill.

Xenical (Orlistat) is the most commonly prescribed.

More about Xenical

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Clinicallix Slimming Pill Review

If you are still at the research stage before deciding which slimming pill you will in all probability have discovered a product called Clinicallix

Very much focused focused on the United States but available to but in the UK. Although it is highly unlikely you will find in the likes of Holland and Barrett, Boots etc….

Clinicallix claims to be unique and requests that you stop wasting time on slimming pills that dont work – and presumably buy theirs!

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Capsiplex – The Chili Diet Pill

Capsiplex is now available in the UK. Coined the “Miracle Slimming Pill” by the British media, Capsiplex is based on capsicum, red hot chili powder.

It is suggested that using Capsiplex can burn just as many calories as jogging for 20 minutes.

It has an association with the NHS but available to buy direct without prescription.

Capsiplex was completely sold after just three days of going on sale and has now sold over one million units.

Read the Capsiplex Review

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Clinicallix – What Is It

Basically a fat burner that uses ingredients from already existing products but claims to be the strongest fat burner with clinically tested and proven ingredients.

The ingredient list comprises of:

• 750mg Guarana
• 400mg Yerba Mate
• 200mg Damiana
• 1000mg Glucomannan
• 1500mg Garcinia Cambogia
• 75mg Gymnema Sylvestre
• 250mcg Chromium Polynicotinate

The above ingredients are used as a staple ingredient in a number of specially formulated slimming pills – but in reality offer nothing new.

The clinical trials have been undertaken on each individual substance but not as a whole.

Side Effects Caused By Clinicallix

A majority of fat burners can cause restlessness, anxiety and insomnia.

Is Clinicallix Recommended

Extremely hard to give any kind of recommendation to.

Other Slimming Pills To Consider

If you are still at the research stage – you should understand that a majority of slimming pills available to buy without the need of a prescription are prone to unsubstantiated and dubious claims of success and quick results.

More about Non Prescription Slimming Pills

The Alli Diet Book – Alli Diet Plan

If you have been researching the various slimming pills currently available it is highly likely you would have  come across Alli – the highly advertised, publicized and promoted former prescription only slimming drug now available to buy over the counter.

Alli is set to be the best selling pill of the year, possibly of all time. To cash in even further the producers have now brought out a complimentary product to the pill – The Alli Deit Plan, a 360 page paperback book.

The Alli Diet Plan is detailed explanation as to what Alli is, what it does and any potential health risks or side effects that could be experienced.

The Alli Diet Plan

The first part of the book looks intriguing – it covers all the bases in a technical way explaing in detail that there are different enzymes that break down proteins, carbohydrates and fats and that the active ingredient (Orlistat) only prevents the breakdown of fat so that the other nutrients can slip through.

But rather strangely, after the first few dozen pages the book stops being focused on Alli and starts to become a generic recipe book.

Ideal if you are stuck for ideas on to how make use of some over mushrooms, not so if you have invested just under a tenner in anticipation of a revolutionary new diet plan.

Is The Alli Diet Plan Worth Buying

Removing the Alli slimming pill from the equation and concentrating squarely on the “Diet Plan” there is simply nothing there.

The plan, is just to eat sensibly whilst using the product. Paying £9.95 for this concept will benefit the company behind the concept in terms of profit – not the consumer

Where To Buy The Alli Diet Plan Book

The book can be purchased from most book stores either via the high street or online – plus of course the usual stockists such as Boots, Superdrug, Tesco and Sainsburys.

Thinking Of Trying Alli ?

If you are thinking of trying the Alli slimming pill it is highly recommended to understand what it is and exactly what it does.

Read about The Alli Slimming Pill

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